books about: handcoloring (photoart montage digital)

books about: handcoloring

books:

5 reviews
James McKinnis

Amphoto Books, 1994

Excellent all around resource for the serious hand tinter!
As the owner of PAST TINTS, a photo tinting resource website, I enthusiastically recommend and endorse James McKinnis' book. It remains my favorite photo tinting guide and I have benefitted greatly from the hundreds of suggestions within. Whether you are a beginning hand colorist, or an expert, you will find lots of helpful, interesting information in "Handcoloring Photographs".

Handcoloring Photographs Step By Step

7 reviews
Sandra Laird, Carey Chambers

Amherst Media, Inc., 1997

A Must for Those Wanting to Learn Handcoloring Photographs
Handcoloring Photographs Step by Step by Sandra Laird & Carey Chambers Sandra Laird, a commercial and fine art photographer who teaches handcoloring, and Carey Chambers, a technical writer, teamed up and competently produced a very helpful and knowledgeable book for those interested in learning the art of handcoloring photographs. Every step is described and illustrated in detail. You ...

Toning and Handcoloring Photographs

1 review
Tony Worobiec

Amphoto Books, 2002

You can never have too many books...
While I wouldn't classify this book as a technical one - it will definitely whet your appetite for alternative processes. What I enjoyed most about this book was the many great examples showing both the before and after images. I especially enjoyed the examples of dual toning - sepia then selinium, selinium then blue, etc., etc., etc. and again - the images that supported these processes. If ...

PhotoArt: Darkroom, Digital, Handcoloring, Montage

5 reviews
Tony Worobiec, Ray Spence

Amphoto Books, 2003

wonderful (and wondrous) - highly recommended
This is a great book, full of practical guidance, inspirational ideas and impressive/intriguing images produced by the authors (all in about equal measure). Just as one simple illustration of the scope covered, there are example images throughout the book taken using conventional film cameras (old and new, in several different formats), pinhole cameras and digital cameras, plus others generated ...